All that was missing were the light sabers Monday night in New York, when the legendary voice of Darth Vader, James Earl Jones, met up with the character's younger incarnation, Max Page, and RadarOnline.com has the pic for you.

Max is the 6-year-old boy who's the talk of the country after starring as a small Darth Vader in a Super Bowl commercial (that's since gone viral, to the tune of more than 20 million YouTube hits) in which he turned on a Volkswagen Passat using "The Force."

Darth Vader has been unmasked -- again.

Only this time, it's not the pasty incarnation of Anakin Skywalker in his last moments, but rather Max Page, the adorable 6-year-old who stole Sunday's parade of Superbowl ad with his spot for Volkswagen.

The 6-year-old and his mother Jennifer appeared on Monday morning's The Today Show in which we learned that Page was born with a congenital heart defect.

Sunday's Super Bowl provided plenty of water cooler talk for those who enjoy the game's innovative, high-priced ads, as standouts included a mini-Darth Vader using the force on Volkswagen's Passat, Eminem driving through his native Detroit in the Chrysler 200 Sedan, and Joan Rivers sporting the body of a 20-something for GoDaddy.com.

On Monday's edition of The Today Show, experts Laura Petrecca, a business reporter for USA Today, and veteran ad man Donny Deutsch, gave their takes on what the hits and flops were for advertisers on the year's grandest stage.

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